Originally a 16th-century convent for The Nuns of the Carmelitas order, this hotel rests in the historic quarter of Baeza, a dreamlike place where time seems to stand still.
YIT La Casona del Arco has a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, garden, a shared lounge and terrace in Baeza. This 4-star hotel offers a concierge service, a tour desk and free WiFi.
Tim
From
Canada
Great location, discreet, polite and attentive staff. Beautiful ancestral building among exceptional historic cultural sites
The hotel is housed in a Renaissance-Gothic building from the 16th century, and is one of the town´s most important and emblematic buildings, that was originally the Count and Countess' (Salcedos´
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Daniela
From
Spain
Absolutely beautiful place, the lobby, furniture, celings, temperture, sise of the room, quality of breakfast and all was sooo worth it!
The charming Hotel Puerta de la Luna is set in a beautiful 16th-century mansion in Baeza's old town.
Penelope
From
United States
Location was excellent. Breakfast. The egg dishes like scrambled eggs or tortilla as well as the sUsage was cold. Otherwise breakfast was good, not special.
El Hotel Campos de Baeza has a summer rooftop pool with spectacular views of the Guadalquivir Valley and Baeza Cathedral. The town's historic center is a 10-minute walk away.
Sergio
From
United Kingdom
We stayed here for the night as part of a long trip.
The hotel is OK, I wouldn't say it is good enough for a 4 stars but it is correct for the price.
The views are really nice.
Hotel Baeza Monumental by eme hoteles is located in Baeza, within 30 miles of Jaén Train Station and 30 miles of Jaén Cathedral. With free WiFi, this 3-star hotel offers a tour desk.
Ann Suvida
From
Thailand
All good, nice hotel, very friendly staff
Will be back again when we come back this way
Alojamiento Baeza - Chicharro A offers accommodations in Baeza, 30 miles from Jaén Cathedral and 31 miles from Museo Provincial de Jaén. This apartment provides a garden.
A beautiful town, well kept and clean with wonderful...
A beautiful town, well kept and clean with wonderful architecture. Great choice of bars and restaurants with typical Andalusian hospitality. Well signposted and plenty of parking. Hotel Carmen Boutique 100% recommended.
Guest review by
eric
United Kingdom
Review score
10.0
We were pleasantly surprised when we arrived in to Baeza.
We were pleasantly surprised when we arrived in to Baeza. We were there for two full days & soaked up all of the history whilst walking easily around the town. The staff in the information centre were extremely helpful as was the staff member in the Bullring.
Its a photographers paradise!
We had breakfast at the hotel but there are plenty of cafes to choose from to eat and drink. There is an amazing little cake shop / cafe / bar directly opposite the San Pablo church definitley worth a try! The first night we ate at La Barberia near to the cathedral. The staff were very informative and full of life and the food was delicious. Very relaxing.
The second night we had a reservation at Alejandrea but sadly they had to cancel due to staff illness. However we did have drinks and tapas earlier in the afternoon at this place, the service was excellent and the tapas were delicious even accommodating me being vegetarian.
There are plenty of lovely hotels close by to amenities and monuments.
Top tip wear comfortable walking shoes.
Guest review by
Deborah
United Kingdom
Review score
10.0
Baeza and Úbeda are worth visiting if you like small Spanish...
Baeza and Úbeda are worth visiting if you like small Spanish towns hidden in olive fields. Baeza is perfect for a 2-3 days vacation, do go and walk on Plazza de la Constitution and take a tour to visit olive oil factories. You need a car to visit nearby ( Puente del Obispo is 10 K away but a nice spot). Good and affordable restaurants in the city. Not recommended if you are on a wheelchair. DO NOT WEAR high heels because the streets are paved. Wear a hat in summer. On Sundays all shops are closed. Buy local olive oil at the store near office of tourism. Food wise go for meat rather than fish because this is the region's specialty and fish is probably 2 days old.
Guest review by
Marie Helene
Canada
Review score
8.0
For a short stay we found Baeza exceptionally interesting.
For a short stay we found Baeza exceptionally interesting. The historic centre is quite compact (which may be the reason that Taxis are almost non-existent), and there are several other places further out, within 15 minutes walk, including an ancient Bull Ring a convent and some more churches, very much worth a look. Do not miss the amazing view from the Mirador overlooking the vale of the Guadalquivir! Plenty of places to eat, drink, and snack at any time of day. Very helpful Tourist Office in the square near the cathedral.
Guest review by
Neil Hazell
United Kingdom
Review score
10.0
A unique renaissance gem.
A unique renaissance gem. Many historic and architecturally interesting buildings. Numerous good quality restaurants and bars. The Cafe Central Teatro is excellent for a good range of cocktails and an eclectic and striking atmosphere. Baeza is a very easy city to walk around in an hour or two. Thoroughly recommended.
Guest review by
KEITH
United Kingdom
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Awesome boutique hotel in Beaza … newly refurbished to excellent standards … rooms are big and spacious … beds was very comfortable and very big … staff were amazing and did everything possible to ensure I had a great stay … there is parking in the same street as the hotel … €1 for 2 hours … 9pm - 9am free …
Large, calm room, very good bed! Friendly stuff.
Lots of choice at breakfast, but almost everything is individually packaged. What seemed necessary for hygiene reasons in times of Covid can perhaps be reconsidered from the perspective of waste prevention....
Free parking just in front of the hotel!
The breakfast was the worst I ever had in a hotel .
The receptionist came to cook it, one egg two little peace’s of bacon everything was so tight.(not worth…..12Euro we were very disappointed ☹️
Location was perfect, a few minutes walk from the main street with cafes and bars, and not too far from the main historic buildings.
The hotel itself is a beautiful building.
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